JOURNEE BROWNRIDGE

Journee Brownridge is an award-winning dancer, choreographer, creative director, and artist. Her work is known for its dynamic and compelling visuals, melding music with movement, art with athleticism. She has made her mark as an accomplished choreographer and dance captain at Berklee College of Music and the Boston Conservatory, displaying her work in projects from films shared online to music videos to productions in theaters and arenas throughout Boston. 

 

Her mission is to inspire change, love, and empathy in her audience through radical passion in creative movement and dynamic storytelling. She is passionate about sharing unique art that evokes emotion within her audience, as well as uplifting queer artists and artists of color.

 

She has performed in numerous dance films and live performances including pieces choreographed by award winning choreographers like Zoi Tatopolous, Bo Park, and Prince Nii, numerous productions directed by Anthony Burrell and Tia Fuller, and Marquis Floyd's "L.I.V.E." She has choreographed and directed many of her own original works including "GIRLS & BOYS," “The Eternal Aria of the Monster Heart,” Rowan’s “Tiger” music video, An Evening with Ollie Gullick, and more.

 

After earning her BFA in Commercial Dance at the Boston Conservatory this spring, she moved to Los Angeles where she now pursues creative directing, choreographing, and performing in her own dance projects as well as collaborating with other creatives.